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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1918

Page

7

Americans of Tuscania still missing and unidentified

Washington February 20 74 American soldiers aboard the torpedoed liner Tuscania remain unidentified or unaccounted for. The war department lists 33 unidentified dead buried in Scotland and 41 still missing with 44 rescued but previously listed as missing. William D Lawrence of Webster City Iowa is among the safeties.

Washington, D. C Tuscania War Department Scotland Associated Press William D. Lawrence Webster City Wisconsin

Ban Experts Forecasts On Grain Market Futures

Chicago, Feb. 20. Directors of the board of trade ruled that opinions of experts on prices of corn, oats and provisions must not be sent out before April 1. The move aims to discourage speculative churn and focus on proper crop marketing and financing.

Chicago Board of Trade

Army Officers Ordered to Co-operate with Red Cross

Washington D C War Department issued a directive requiring army commanders to cooperate fully with Red Cross representatives. Officers must inform troops of Red Cross availability to assist soldiers and families. The move aims to ease anxiety and boost morale by improving comfort and welfare for service members and their families.

Washington,d. C Red Red Cross War Department Troeps

Spring Dresses at 11 90 and 14 90 At Wilhelm's Style Shop

An advertisement notes silk and satin dresses at 11.90 and 14.90 with each dress worth 3 to 5 dollars more. The rest of the clipping covers divorce actions in Windsor Ontario and a separation suit, plus a prayer meeting schedule and a military appointment at Scott Field with Maj James de Armand taking command. The items mention Magie Engel seeking divorce from Julius Engel, Caroline L White seeking separation from George White, a contempt bond for 600 dollars, and various local addresses and meeting locations.

Wilhelm Magie Engel Julius Engel Windsor Ontario Engel Caroline L. White George H. Whhite

Prince of Wales Takes Oath in Parliament

London reports the Prince of Wales took the oath and took his seat in the house of lords with Queen Mary and Princesses Mary and Victoria in attendance. The item also includes thanks from the Bates and Elliott families for support and sympathy after bereavements.

Prince OF Wales London House of Lords Queen Mary Mary Victoria

Food Directors to Confer in Des Moines

Des Moines hosts a gathering of county food administrators on February 28 at Hotel Chamberlain from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. J Deems state food administrator reports officials will discuss pressing problems and disseminate latest information gathered in Washington across staff and field agents. The aim is to enhance wartime food saving, serving, and sacrifice for the American effort against Germany.

W. F. Parratt J. ¥. Deems Hotel Chamberlain Des Moines Dees Deermas Washington, D. C Herbert C. Hodger Washington Mr. Deems

Teuton Peoples Protest War With Russia

London reports show Germany and Austria-Hungary facing mixed public reaction to renewed hostilities with Russia. After Brest Litovsk talks, Germans celebrated peace while socialists demand accountability. Austria-Hungary fears war fallout and questions intervention. Public opinion across nations remains divided over Russia policy and its domestic implications.

London Germany Russia Brest Litovsk Georg Bernhard Vossische' Zeitung Vorwaerts Austria-Hungary Austria Amsterdam Zurich Viennia Neue Freie Presse Reichspost Austria- Hungary Arbeiter Zeitung Vienna Ezardom Petrograd

To Hell and Back Theme of Sermon at Revival Meeting

Rev W H Rogers pastor of Burton Avenue Baptist church preaches on To Tell and Back tonight at the revival meeting. This afternoon he spoke on The Image in the Book of Daniel continuing the study from prior sessions. Rev Harold E Philipotts sings at both services each day.

W. H. Rogers Burton Avenue, Baptist Church Harold E. Philipotts

alkali in soap bad for the hair

An old advisory notes soaps and shampoos contain too much alkali, drying the scalp and bristling the hair. It recommends pure massified cocoanut oil as a gentle cleanser, using one or two teaspoonfuls to wash hair and scalp, producing rich lather and soft, silky results. It notes cocoanut oil is cheap and can supply the whole family for months.

Tadyer

Flour Firms Quit Millers and Dealers Under Regulations

Malland Hall rules force a 50 50 substitute and wheat flour sales mix, hurting local flour merchants. Little Flour & Feed Co plans to quit after current stock runs out, with $3,000 worth on hand, while Lytle Co departs citing patriotism. J Dees grants loup sale permission to Feb 24 amid abrupt regulation shifts and required equipment upgrades.

Ood Little Flour & Feed Company J. Dees Lytle Willers

California Syrup of Figs Advertisement Recalled

Child health pitch urges use of California Syrup of Figs for feverish ill stomach or constipation. Warns of counterfeit products and directs buyers to verify genuine maker’s label before purchase.

California

Christ Church Services and Local Meetings Noted

Expressions of national demand are easing under federal handling. Christ Church plans 4 3 mu service in Lloyds hall with a second Thessalonians exposition by the rector. Ladies Auxiliary meets Friday at 3 pm at Mrs E F Stevenson’s home. Confirmation bells at 4 pm. Rev M L Tate to conduct St John’s Cedar Rapids services. Waterloo Labor Union convenes tonight with election and school reports expected.

Christ Church Chr Episcopal Church Lloyd's Hall Reeter I Thessalonians Ladies’ Auxiliary E. F. Stevenson Lloyd’s Hall M. L. Tate Christchurch St. John's Church Cedar Rapids Waterloo Central Labor Union

Wilhelm’s Spring Dresses At Waterloo Store

Wilhelm and his wife return from New York bringing unusual smart spring dresses for early buyers. Waterloo women are promised correct styles and a pleasant surprise when shopping at this shop.

Wlllhelis Wilhelm New York Waterloo

Pensions for Spanish War Veterans Set for Action

A meeting of the Spanish-American War veterans auxiliary discussed urging widows of Spanish-War veterans be placed on the same pension basis as Civil War widows. A request was made to the county auditor to inspect homes for Spanish War veterans to secure exemptions. The Rainbow County Auditor has alerted assessors to consider these exemptions for all wars. A Des Moines Lawton Camp appeal for $10,000 to fund soluble coffee for American troops in France was forwarded to Camp Councilor Fred Willie for discussion.

Burton Sh. Sweel Rolo Club Memorial Hall Rainbow I Lawton Des Moines France Fred Willie

Club elects A. V. Ferguson secretary in Memorial hall

A. V. Ferguson was elected secretary of the Bolo club at the meeting in Memorial hall. The group noted a vacancy and hoped for future saviable plans as shipments of sugar were expected within the next few days after delays caused by transportation snags.

A. V. Ferguson

After Sickness They Gave Cad Ger and Iron Conic Vinel

Ad for Waungler Bros. Co. druggists C. J. Miller Waterloo promotes cad ger and iron conic vinel for weak run-down nervous conditions, claimed as available at party stores nationwide.

Vinel Waungler Bros. Co Pruggists C. J. Miller Waterloo

The Minimum Observed in Community Life

Report notes minimal consumption as many people gather for tea and language exchange, highlighting social habits and casual drinking patterns in a local setting.

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